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| Product | Loading Capacity (kg) | Lift Height (mm) | Service Weight (kg) | Turning Radius (mm) | Gradeability (%) | Travel Speed (km/h) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boom Lift | 200 to 250 | Up to 26000 | 6000 to 18000 | Inside: 1550 to 2000 / Outside: 3250 to 6100 | 25 to 40 | 4.2 to 6 |
| Scissor Lift | 230 to 450 | Up to 7600 | 900 | 398 to 434 | 30 | 4 |
For indoor activity, consider the machine's aisle width. Choosing the suitable aisle width for a scissor lift can reduce overall business cost and improve efficiency. For a boom lift, aisle width is less critical.
If your daily operation requires the operator to carry material and tools, a scissor lift is ideal. For outdoor work where you need to move around obstacles with precision, a boom lift is the better choice.
Both EWP types need good floor conditions. While they can move across slopes depending on gradeability, a flat surface is recommended for safe aerial work. A scissor lift is more sensitive to floor conditions, whereas a boom lift can handle tougher slopes thanks to higher gradeability.
We have dealers across all major cities in Australia to ensure a fast turnaround time. We promise a 1 to 3-day fast delivery time for your urgent needs.
When you are facing an issue, call our 24-hour online support team to talk to a specialist for a quick answer. If this does not fix your issue, our specialist will come to your site for further support.
We will send a specialist to your site for initial set-up, including helping the operator get familiar with the new equipment and basic maintenance guidance. A safety check from WorkSafe Victoria will be used to ensure all necessary safety requirements.
We stock most of the common genuine parts at our Melbourne branch to ensure fast delivery to your place. If we don't have it in stock, we will get it shipped from the headquarters to your place, which is usually within three days. A 12-month warranty is provided to all product categories.
Choosing the right EWP comes down to three things: the working height you need, the type of reach (straight up vs up-and-over), and how your site conditions may affect stability and access. Use the quick checklist below to match your job to the right setup, then choose your model by height, platform capacity, and power type.
Measure the highest task point of your site, like lights, racking, and roofline. Use working height as the main number when comparing models. Remember to leave a safety margin for the operator to work on uneven ground.
We provide our own media about our collection. Here is our media working demo for different equipment categories:
